Editorial on Crime News Restrictions and Press Freedom
A Philadelphia Bar Association policy recommendation to curb crime news prompts debate on free press versus trial rights. The piece cites Dallas and Dallas’s Oswald case, notes New Jersey’s ban on pretrial statements, and argues responsibility without broad censorship while warning against overreach that curbs public information.
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Philadelphia Bar Association
Jack Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswald
Dallas
Philadelphia
Patriots Signed Georgia Tackle Before College Season
Boston Patriots of the AFL allegedly signed Jim Wilson to a pro contract last summer while he planned to play one more college season. Wilson finished his Georgia career in the Sun Bowl and later signed with the San Francisco NFL club. The affair raises questions about college eligibility and the image of pro teams pressuring players to mislead officials.
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Boston Patriots
Georgia
Jim Wilson
Wilson
San Francisco
National Football League
Patriots
Yankees
Revenue sharing proposal for state aid gains support
Editorial reviews Walter Heller’s plan to divert a share of federal income tax receipts to states and localities. Support grows among governors and educators while experts foresee a budget surplus and debate over federal control and timing. Johnson absent on proposal though author expected no action before 1966.
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Walter W. Heller
Heller
President’s Council of Economic Advisers
Congress
Agricultural and Mechanical Colleges
Washington
Sblae Technatartson
Governors’ Conference
National Education Association
Legislative Commission
National Educational Trust
Johnson
The High Point Enterprise Rates and Delivery Notice
The High Point Enterprise announces subscription rates by mail and home delivery options. It lists yearly six month and three month plans with prices and notes that the newspaper is not responsible for advance payments to representatives.
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Associated Press
Cook
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Ditching the GOP Kooks Aims and Dilemmas
Washington scramble over how the Republican Party should disavow right wing fringe groups tied to Goldwater. Conservative leaders debate blunt disavowal versus strategic framing to protect the party image for 1966 and 1968 campaigns.
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Bruce Biossat
Ays
Finch Looks at Growth in Furniture Markets in New York
President Tom A. Finch of Finch Furniture Industries addresses the New York Society of Security Analysts, noting the sector's investment appeal and 1964 gains. The piece cites Thomasville Furniture Industries listing and a hopeful 1965 backlog, while touching on North Carolina medical examiner reforms and past coroner practices.
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Tom A. Finch
Finch
Thomasville Furniture Industries
New York Stock Exchange
Thomasville
Sanford
North Carolina
Guilford
Davidson
Cutting Foreign Aid Scrutinized by a Letter Writer
A reader argues the United States should curtail foreign aid and limit money to nations with Communist ties. The writer cites Congo unrest, UN criticism, and aid recipients living well on American funds, suggesting harsher sanctions and reduced assistance to restore stability and reduce conflict.
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Milae Ee
Congo
Belgium
United Nations
Notes On The News We’re Short Of Food Mac
Brief editorial note cites food shortages and rising anti American sentiment as factors shaping public mood and policy commentary. The line suggests concern over supplies and international attitudes influencing domestic affairs.
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Mac
A Brand New Year by Rev Walter E Eisenhour
A devotional verse reflecting on starting a new year with faith in divine grace. It speaks of tests and trials, sun and clouds, and hope for blessings as life’s race is run. The author encourages trust in God and pursuit of higher, heavenly goals.
High Point College launches executive leadership course
High Point College announces a new executive leadership course for middle and top managers funded to build leadership capacity in a changing business world. The program runs February 28 to March 5 at the Mid Pines Club Southern Pines with 32 seats and a limit of two per industry.
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High Point College
Wendell Patton
Mid Pines Club
Southern Pines
HPC
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